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@MartienBall Who cares, it's clearly good for the economy.

I love the passion but why do they throw beer in the air like that? I don’t know if it’s just me but I find it kind of unnecessary…

@nmplol Basically, a lot of people don't understand the game and before playing a game successfully, you definitely need to understand it. Either that or have a management team that understands it. OG streamers were born out of already being within the community, they understood.

I fear there’s more wanna be streamers than people who actually watch livestreams. What I mean by that is people who actually sit there and watch not just look at tiktok clips or twitter… Very interesting times….

I respect Messi’s greatness, but I’m fully convinced he’s going goal‑less this World Cup and Argentina are getting grouped. He holds them back. Bookmark this and come back when it happens.

@danielgothits It's almost like France has a history of colonising other countries.

There’s 1 white guy on the pitch in France vs Senegal lmao

@Pirat_Nation If you're going to report, at least know your shit. They took credits form people exploiting the game with AFK farming and eliminator glitching. Dumb people think they've done nothing wrong because they dont read the reports. People like yourself, "gaming analysis."

Forza’s latest update aimed to fix the Eliminator cash glitch by resetting anyone who used it to 10 million credits. The problem is that many players who never touched the glitch report being reset too, with some losing millions of legitimately earned credits. Reports have surfaced across social media from players who either played Eliminator normally or never played it at all. Playground Games said exploit users would be capped at 10 million credits with no bans issued. Apparently the volume of complaints suggests far more players were caught in the rollback than intended.